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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

TuE Parliament of Germany opened
Wednesday. The Emperor, in his address,
declared that "the foreign policy Of the
Empire is continually directed TO the
maintenance OF pence with all the
D..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

Tur ninotieth anniversary Of the birth
of Emperor William, of Germany March
90, will be observed with unusual cere-
monies by the Austrian court state
dinner will be given IN honor of the
event, to which the entire stat of the
German embassy will be invited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-03-10

EDWARD KUEns, who died recently IN
Omaha, left o will directing that his body
be cremated ana the ashes be placed in
an urn over tho bar of a popular saloon.
THE lour warehouse of Charles A.
Pnsbury, one Of the great milling estab-
lishmeuts of Minneapolis, collapsed from
its own weight. Ihore were l25,0oo,000
barrels stored in the great structure
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

VTNHERE Will. BE A MEETING OF THE
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the y, NJ, 4. A, on
Monday evening Al 49, A full attendance IL
desired. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Horses Run Away with sIe,sh..

About haupast O'Clock this morning
Israel Kreider, OF West Lampeter township,
came to Lancaster with a sleigh loaded with
marketing. On reaching Centre Square the
runner of his sleigh caught upon the railroad
track, the sleigh was upset, Mr.. Kreider and
marketing were scattered around, the horse
took fright and ran down West King to
Prince street. In front of DR.. Raub's drug.
store he came in collision with a post the
shafts of the sleigh were broken of and the
body of it badly wrecked. The runaway
horse was caught by A. ). Dusel and Am
brose Bitter, and returned to its owner. He
was rather badly cut about the legs,
This morning horse belonging to far
ner named Meam, residing in Manor tow IL
ship, got away on West King street near the
Cooper house. The driver with robes etc,
was thrown from the sleigh and the horse
continued out West King street He turned
into Manor street and ran out the MilleTs.
vile turnpike, beyond the toll gate. lie
turned into the tavern yard of man named
Bausman and was caught after he had done
but little damage.
Friday evening John Rauck and wife who
reside near The Black Horse, in Paradise
township, started TO drive from Bsreville to
their home As they passed through Gordon.
vile, their horse frightened at a sle1, on
which several boys were riding. The animal
ran into q gully, upsetllcg the sleigh and
throwing both Occupants out Mr.. Kane
held fast to .hs reins and was dragged for
some csstsnce but neither he nor his wife
NeFs badly hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Mount Nebo snd vicinity.

a lyceum WAS organized in this place on
the Goth ult, with the election of the follow.
ing officers: President w. W. Parker vice
president, Jos. L. Morrison; secretary, q.
Early Stevenson assistant secretary, L. 4.
Walton treasurer, Frank Conrad editor, +.
4. Walton. The society meets every W Wednes-
day evening. None are admitted to the
meetings but those who are members.
y surprise party was held at the residence
of J. w. Gardner, merchant at Colemanville,
tor his son Eddie on last Thursday evening,
9th inst Between fifty and sixty ladies and
gentlemen were present from Mt Nebo,
Rawlinsville, COlemanville and Conestoga
\ good time was had.
Messrs. jos. McMullen and W. T. Engles,
while starting home from Gardner's store,
at Coiemanyille, their horse became fright
ened and started home at a terrific rate, al
most demolishing the sleigh. Fortunately
the occupants escaped without injury.
Mr.. Elmer L. Pegan returned to Western
Pennsylvania on last Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Appleton, teacher of Wes
View school, has returned from Philadel
phia, where she had been visiting relatives
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
The First Pair Tobogganer.

The Harrisburg Cdli says thst Miss Kate
Stephens was the first female to make the de-
scent of the Harrisburg slide. A number of to-
bogganists appeared in proper costume and
as each toboggan load started down its rapid
course those on the platform gave them a
parting shout, which the toboggsners re-
turned with Interest till the sound re-
echoed from the Cumberland hill across the
river The slides were in perfect shape
until the ice packed portion WAS ended,
when the only obstacle was encountered.
The snow bed is not compact enough and in
consequence indiscreet persons who placed
their feet along the outside were turned over
and given a genuine snow bath. 1t was
amusing, however, and appreciated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Live SiocA Niarhet.

CRICAso, Jan. The Dr0rerI Journal re-
8OU; market weak ami prices lOtRlSC higher ;
shipping steers, $50 to 500 Hs o. Sot5 SlS stock
crs and feeders, 81 2S63 Is; cows bulls and
mixed, tl SkGJ 90; bulk, g. 80. - Texas cattle
s. HnaSIO.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head shipments 100
head market strong lbut lower: rough and
mixed. ~ >nfli 20; packing and shipping e. IVS
} 20 light g. SHtf+ IS skips, ?. rAgi -.
Shccp-Receipts, 5000 head shipments, lHN
head market steady natives, g. ihiIS L.
Western, O. 7SGi So Texans, e. -5Sst; lambs, ..
G52N.
EAST LIBERTY. Cattle Receipts. I'll head
shipments, h6Ihead market SLOW prime, - 7btl
500; iair to good. - Sss+ 50 common - trJS 81
shipments TO New York, none.
Hugs-ReCeipts, 4 0op head shipments, so
head market steady PhilAdeiphlt-, 81 MS ~
Workers, 81 TOtli 80 common to light 81 sat ~
shipments to new York, none.
sheep Receipts, 400 head shipments, 40;
MAJ ket firm; prime, q T,-Il fair 20 good, g. "a
u IS common, s41j; lambs, - SO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
HEEJF kOrEs FROM LITITz.
A Charitable Act That DID Credit to Its Gen
Author

n CharUhDie Act Ihht Dtd Credit To It's GeH-
erous Author.
LiTITZ, Jan. S.-The X. G.. l.. fair commit
tee gave aturkey supper at Boll.nger's con.
fecilonery, Thursday evening, TO the ladies
who presided at the tables, and otherwise as
sisted at the fair.
"A jolly sleighing party of young folks
visited Lancaster, Thursday evening.
No need OF toboggan slides in Lititz
Cedar street is public property, with a
declivity of two hundred yards, and level
Of three hundred more. Scores OF persons,
all ages enjoy it nightly.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle have
organized " sociable, " and on the fourth
Tuesday nights of January and February
will give entertainments to their lady
friends in the hall,
Thes. II. Keller, in CHANGING at the recent
fair, dreS 800 pound hog. Instead of TAX
ing the hog, he presented the worth of 1t to a
mother, whose little babe Is E.!nd. for the
purpose OF paying doctor for performing an
operation on the child's eyes. A good act
The union religious meetings held in the
various churches this week have been well
attended.
This public reading room, opened under the
auspices of thew. Z. Il. u, is we'll supplied
with current literature and number of
newspapers, daily and weekly. The patron
age, however, is no; what it deserves.
The lyceum struggled last night over the
question, 'Should ministers take part in
politics 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
FROM NEAR PLACES.

The Berks County Liquor League ~
raised $500 for Reading charities.
The girls employed at the Lebanon paper
mill and handkerchief factory have struck
for higher wages.
Jacob and Henry Bushong have been or.
dered by the Berks court TO pay over $4,000
OF trust funds TO John ;, Hott, trustee.
In clearing away the debris in the ruins of
the Temple theatre fire In Philadelphia, it is
learned that among all the wax works in the
museum, but two figures were untouched by
the fierce flames that of our Saviour on the
cross and the Virgin Mary.
To morrow Rev. T. F.. Jones pastor of the
Coste1ville Baptist church, will tender his
resignation to his congregation TO take effect
on the lst Of April next
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
CIGARMAKERs sraIKE AT sPHRArA.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Men Out OF
Work-EmpIoyers and Enployes stand Eirm

One Hundred and Twenty-Five Men Out OF
work-Empioyers and Employees Stand Firm.
About one hundred and twenty Il We cigar
makers employed IN the factories OF w. Il.
Sener Il Co, Nj. Ii. Kinports and Mr.. Hull,
Of Ephrats, have struck against a reduction
OF nifty cents per thousand cigars.
Mr.. w. Il. Sener informed representa-
tive OF the INTELIGENCER this morning that
the company OF which he is a member took
an sceount OF stock during the holidays, and
they found that they could not afford 10
pay the wages they had previously
been paying their men. They had
been paying union prices right along,
and these were considerably higher than the
wages paid in most other shops in the county.
They prepared a new schedule, reducing the
prices 30 cents per thousand. Mr.. Sener said
ne Old not know whether the men have struck
or moi; but he knows that alter the new
schedule went into effect theyihave not return.
Cd TO work. He says the company is entirely
Wiling 10 share the profits with the employees,
nut thai rhey cS--9t afford to run the factory
at loss to themselves, and allow the en-
ployes to dictate terms. The factory will not
resume operations until the workmen consent
10 accept the reduction. The manufacturers
s'will fight 1t out on that line il 1t taxes ali
summer"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

A very large crowd was at the Lancaster
rink last evening to witness Prof Gleason's =
work. Nearly every seat was occupied all
around the arena, and the galleries were
pretty well filled. After two horses were
handled successfully by the professor there
Was a race between three horses, which
created considerable amusement. The prize,
$50, was taken by a mustang, entered by
Reist, the grocer.
This evening the last exhibition will DO
given, when besides two spunky mustangs
there W III be several klckers and bakers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
rss nAsnfAss zfcssss LAW.
A Leadipg Question That IL rrcpouuded by
Pre.nnAhIH Feminine Cnrre spondenl

a Leading oue.tion That IL rrcpouuded by =
Presumably femiaine Correspondents
Court to-day received postal card, mailed
at the Lancaster postoihce OF which the FOL
lowing is copy
Reading over an article published In the
ISTELLIgENCER ut Saturday evening
headed the " Marriage Market" l noticed
that the ages OF both ladies and gentlemen
were given. Now will you please answer
through the same paper II 1t is obligatory To
SAYS, man is as old a. he feels. A woman
is as old a. SHE looks suppose she is 30
and looks H. IL 1t spyone's business, aud
must the 80 be registered l tell you, my
dear clerk, 1t Is an imposition on the girl, so
long as she is of age and knows what she Is
doing. 1t is no ones business how much
more she is, yet to be satisfied ON this point
will you please answer explicitly, and oblise
YOUR NENr ArrLlCANr
In reply to " Your Next Applicant We
will state that the legislature at its last ses-
sion passed an act putting the marriage
license business under the direction OF the
Board of Public Charities This beard has
notified all the clerks ot orphans court
throughout the commonwealth to take the
ages OF both applicants for marriage licenses
and report to them at stated inVervals the
number Of licenses issued with ages and
other statistical information. Your next
Applicant" will have to give her age al 50
even II she looks to be only II.
lie Was too Premature.
| Clerk of the Orphans Court Keller, was
| called upon this afternoon 10y a young man
| who wanted marriage license. The clerk
| filled the necessary blank until the question
| whether he had a wife living was asked. Tc
| that he replied he had, but she intended &c
| get divorce at the next term OF the court
| The clerk informed him that he could not
/ get license until after the divorce was de-
| creed. The young fellow persisted, saying
| ii was a dead sure thing for the divorce ~ b,
| granted, and be wanted the license row sI
that he could not lose any time in gettlna
| married again.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Death Of wem.knoun colored Man.

Henry Mayhem, a well-knowu colored
man, who resided near Quarryville, died at
his home on Thursday evening, aged 81
wears. His health had been bad for several
years past, and OF late grew worse. Deceased
was a very industrious man, and for many
years worked in the quArries for different
persons at Qusrryville. lie was soldier lu
the war, and was member OF the IGrand
Army post at Christiana. The funeral Will
take place from the home of deceased on
Monday at IL q. m, and Rev. Grimes, OF this
city, will conduct the services.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Young Mr. Cunningham Msrries a Rich Chicago


A dispatch from Chicago gives the details
OF the marriage Of William Cunningham, a
young Chicogoan, with Miss Althea Stone, a
rich heiress The two attended brilliant
reception on Monday afternoon, and while
the festivities were at their height Miss Stone
left the house and entered a carriage with Mr.
Cunningham, and both have disappeared. A
marriage notice appeared in the Chicago
papers on Tuesday, but the young couple are
still missing, aud Miss stones mother is
almost distracted. Young Cunningham Is in
the insurance business and is cousin OF the
JohnstOns of this city,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

NHw Ncnk, Jan s-flour market steady f,
common to good extra western. ., sssS 6S; good
to fancy extra state, o. 1OsGS 40
Whcat-No | Ned state. WSo. No. do,
aN.c No. Red, Winter, Jan, aE &C Fob, N',o.
May, 9iSsc.
.Corn-No. Z mixed cash, axe ; DO Jan, '''Sci
Feb. tSl.c, May.5lS
oats-So. white state, uc, No. do, loNo,;
Ne. 2mtNcd, Jan, SSisC.
Rye duh Western, aSGS6o state, SiNISao.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull new moss, els sSffl2 ~.
lard--Jsn., t6 4; Feb., o. - May, tNh
Moasses dull at snc tor ~ test.
Turpcntine dun at $50.
Rosin steady strained to good, 81 Nfsl 10.
Petroleum dull Refined. ir cases, sSc.
freights dun grain to Liverpool iAc;
Butter nominal; Western Creamery SI.'e
state, g7GlSac.
Cheese uul; Western Plat, li5l2Sc state tac,
tory, lSflsAc,
Eggs firm state. sac; Western. SlRGc.
sugar dull Retucd CutlCat, bNH,N.c Granu
lated, IL sl6It.c-
Tallow stcady Prime City, ga S.l6c.
hice nominal Carolina fair - good, SGNN,'
Coffee dull, but trm fair CarEccs, N'sr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Jhrtstisna Notes.

From the Ledger.
5. +. Sproul, formerly OF Christiana, has
accepted position a. assistant 10 the general
manager of the Cruzler Steel and Iron com.
pany, of Roanoke, Va
At the annual election of the Chrstiana
fire department the following officers were
elected for the present year: President, g,
NJ. knight; vice president, Isaac BrOomell :;
secretary, +. G. Broomel treasurer, Brin-
ton W alter chief marshal, Dr. L. II. Plank !;
assistant, |. 4. Wilmer engineer, Harry
Davis lst assistant Edward Massey ID
assistant, Ed. Trout; hose directors. I. r.
Hirst and \. J. NelCheT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

The Cliosophic society met on Friday
evening at the residence of Dr. Joseph H.
Dubbs. Dr. Thomas Apple read an essay,
which was learned and clear comparison
of the position Of woman In ancient and mod
ern civilization. The discussion was pro.
longed and intensely interesting. Later in
the evening Mr.. Hagen, OF Philadel phia, &C F.
cOmpanied by his vile, sang number Of SO.
lectiOns with great spirit and taste. He is a
member OF the Orpheus club, of that city,
The next meeting will he held at the re Isl.
dence OF DIR. J. 5. Messersmith, when the
essay will be read by Mr.. Willis b. Musser
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

DOOMS FOR RENT.
III Two rooms with private entrance tor rent
at No. igL North Queen street. Inquire at
i72g pkrEk wkBER'S HAT STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

This must have been a happy year tOr the
the family of wealthy Frederick Frey, who
lives on the road leading from Cressweu to
Cresswell station, on the Columbia X Port
Deposit railroad, about one mile from the
former and one-halt from the latter. Accord.
ing to the Tugurcr, on Now Years day he
gave TO each OF his ten children seven thous.
and dollars (s7, ,O0O), either in property or IN
cash. His wife got the same amount He
will also build house for himself lmmedl'
ately,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
A Iiig Fox Hunt.

FROM the Coatesvills Times.
In few days great fox hunt is expected
TO lake place under the auspices of some of
the hunters residing in the neighborhood of
BOndsVille, in which hunters from Gap
Lancaster county, Parkesburg, Salisbury
Glen Moore, LiOnyille, Mortonville, kennett
Square and other places, are expected to par
ticipate. 1t is expected 10 Lave over 200 dogs
in the hunt, and before they start good
dinner will be served at tho residence OF
James {. Roberts, in BOndsyille.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

yUNiiE MINDS or THE PEOPLE OF
L this country are ia.t being educated to use
only pure atticlcs-w neither as an article OF food
or AN article pt household use hence the great
sales OF MlLlEK'S BOkAN SOAR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
DHA IIfs.

DEICHLEE January 9. ISL In this city, Cutha.
TlHe, wife OF baEiniIian DciChlcT, Ia her Ogth
year.
The relatives and hiends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
The residence OF her husband, No. q EOIih
Queen street. ON Tue day afternoon At q clock
InleTment at Wood ard Hiil cemetery
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Mrs. Mary Hoffman, WIDOW Oi Henry HOT
mau, died in Reading Friday Of ooluplica-
tiOn OF diseases after az illness Ci several
months. Deceased " as born ia CburchtowD
and Was in the sJlh year OF her age. She YVES
consistent member Of ST Bunsnas Episoo
PAL church. Three children suryiYe-MaTlin
b. Hoffman, OF Philsdel phia and Mrs John
Staub and Miss Sue Hoffman, Of Reading.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

VIM. B. Mowrer, superintendent Of the
Union News company, took all his newshoys
out sleigh.riding last evening. They drove
for an hour or two through the principal
streets, the boys blowing tin horns and other
musical instruments. They stopped for a
short time at the residence OF Charles Flick
and Harry Keller, two of the newsbOys, where
refreshments were served, and then resumed
their drive, which was a right Jolly one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

gHiCAgo, Jan. 5, g9a. m.-Marsct OPENED
Wheat Jan, 7sSso Feb, $50 March IKE ;
May, sSh4c.
Corn an. s6So; Feb, Sik4c March, 5ihc
May, t2l.c.
oats-Jsn., G6Sc Fob, Sl5c May, sic.
fork-Jan, ell 9;S; Feb, 81! o!S May,
sl2SS.
Lard-Jan, u 81 Feb, o sgS March, o. 70
May, g. IS
Short Ribs-reb., O. Is March, . 10
May, $3.50.
Shcat-Jan., $50 Feb. 1NSc March. ;21.c
May, S@aC.
Uorn--lan., S5sSc; Feb, S6'>o; Marvh, go'so
May, i2Lsc.
oats--Jan., &Nc; Feb, .6Sc March, .bhc
May. Sic.
Pork-Jsn.. slI9I Fob.:U!05. March, o.. 10
May, t2N
Lard-Jan., o. AZ Feb. o * March, O. 81
May, q ~.
Ribs Jan, O. Is; Feb. . C5j March, q 10
May, O. lS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Mariett Corr. OF Lititz Express.
Fifteen girls glided down Cemetery hill OF
Monday evening on bobsled. They were
packed spoon fashion, with their legs over
the sides right and left like two rows Of
plow handles For loud screaming, a den
of wildcats would be nothing compared to
them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Tho cold wave, which like the young
Lochnivar "csme out of the West" drove
The mercury in the thermometers nearly
down TO zero last night At Schroyer's uur.
tery this morning the temperature was de-
grees above zero; at Rohrer's nursery 5
noove; st NJ ago Morton's residence above,
40 ~ other places in the city from6 10
4Qooys Zero.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
New York stocks.

NEW YORK. Ian. s,l:30 y. m.-Money loaned
at from 5fI5 per cent. Exchange quiet At ,lSG
~. Governments quiet. Currency 81, o. -
biN Is Coup, o. q bid ~ DO, o. ce7s bid.
The stock market opened quiet. and after
the first half hour there was some limited buy.
ing by the room traders. This caused an sd.
vance OF = to y per cent. in the generally active
list by noon, and an exceptional advance Of g !
per cent IN Consolidated Gas. Since /. o'clock
the market as been dull and ieatugeless.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Contract Awarded

Geo Ernst, carpenter aud builder to day
received contract to build for Philip
Lebzelter an office, stable, trestle works,
wagon and coal sheds for a new coal yard on
South Water street next to MilIeT's soap
works The yard will be occupied toy Henry
Smeygh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

5. C. slsymaker, Henry EckerL Harrison
Kramer, Isaac Bushong, Peter L. Hershey
and Reuben Johns have been appointed in
spectors to inspect the bridge At Ressler'- mil, ,
over Mill creek, between LsacOck aud Upper
Leacock townships,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Oneer. Elected

ia, ,2ASwing officers Of Degree Stan
fAnsocistion OF Monterey lodge, No. 242, 1. O.
10. r. for ensuing year were elected Friday
zoxoning Priest, ii. J. Steigerwalt secretary.
Harry Kiii treasurer, ID. B Bowman door.
X1et,sr, u. q. Seldomridge; master OF eere-
mon'cs, Geo. A. Shelly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

From the Columbia Spy
The best thing the city can do IL TO move
the water works further up the stream, ana
thus guard against pollution of the water
when the Lancaster of 1850 has a population
OF half million.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
Is E,identIylpoIng wen.

From the Lebanon Times.
Mr.. Martin Albright formerly Vl Akron,
Lancaster county, intends building house
on the lot recently purchased from M John
ii. Lick, at Fredericksburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
IremAIInn In-NL.hr

At p. IN. the remains Of Mr- Fauses
Elizabeth Tucker, mOtheT-in-Is of II. g.
Brubaker, esq, who Gled on Tuesday IN her
q year, will be privately moderated a. the
Lancaster Crematorium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
strsnded in Chicago.

Frank \. Burr's Mizpah Opera company
that started out in Philadelphia has strand sd
in Chicago. Mr.. Burr is the well known
newspaper correspondent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

-Four OF the young men condemned to
death recently for an outrageous assault upon
a sevant girl were banged at Sydney, y. ;.
W, on Thursday. Two others, who were
to have been hanged, were reprieyed,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
For the SCUM FUND.

John F. Sehner has contributed g., Baum.
gardner Il Jeffries half ton Of coal, :. {. slsy.
maker barrel of potatoes and John Trissler
lot of fresh beef 10 the Lancaster soup fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08
KerICnatInn of a pa,tnr.

Rev. T. K. Schwedes, for L years pastor Of
the German Reformed church at Cumber-
land, Md, has resigned. He will probably
accept charge in the West